Uganda’s President Museveni Ridicules Jonathan Over Missing Chibok Girls

Zirobwe, Uganda - Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni, already one of Africa's longest-serving leaders, on Tuesday ridiculed the decision of Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan to seek assistance from international community in the search of Chibok schoolgirls abducted by the terrorist group Boko Haram.

Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni

During a campaign rally of the National Resistance Movement party Museveni said:

This is not the first time when the Nigerian president and Nigerians are blamed for the widespread instablity and insecurity in the country. Earlier one more African leader, Robert Mugabe, labeled the country and her citizens as corrupt saying that Zimbabweans are now almost behaving like Nigerians who have to be corruptly paid for every service.

On April 15 Boko Haram have kidnapped nearly 300 students from the dormitories of the Government Girls Secondary School in Chibok, Borno State. And as the situation with the abducted girls was not changing for the better Nigeria's president appealed for international help to find, and ensure the release of the children. At least 7 countries agreed to send experts to Nigeria to assist in the search for the students, among them are USA, UK, France, China, Canada, Iran and Israel.

Source: Legit.ng